Dems Playing Possum on Voter ID

As my liberal friend Xoff whistles past the graveyard, vote fraud may prove to be a second tier issue, but packaged with issues such as extending gay partner benefits, and his past client, the Governor, may find himself pushed from the mainstream.

Even celebrities within the Democrat Party recognize the eminent danger of arriving late, if at all, to the ballot-casting, election-protection, dance (story);

I accept the recounts that show George Bush won. [Let's] ask what we do about low voter turnout and whether it's the result of racial discrimination or not. I don't think it is, since everyone is equally inconvenienced by how we vote.

Andrew Young, former Atlanta mayor and U.N. ambassador

Young suggests moving Election Day to a weekend and expanding the hours polls are open.

In service to having no fraud elections, I think you could say to people, go and get a legitimate ID. I don't think that's too much to ask.
Juan Williams, National Public Radio correspondent

While the liberal media focuses on whether or not a clumsy Republican press conference misidentified the whos, whats and wheres of illegal voting, the bigger picture gets blurred; cheating occurred (study).

Investigators found no evidence of fraud in nine cases of potential double voting cited this month by the state GOP, but U.S. Attorney Steven Biskupic indicated Monday the ongoing investigation will likely lead to more charges.

Biskupic and McCann have said more than 200 felons illegally voted in the city while still on probation or parole. At least another 100 people voted fraudulently, including voting twice, from non-existent addresses or voting in the name of a dead person.

There still is no evidence of a widespread conspiracy, Biskupic said. But there still is plenty of evidence of double voting and the like.

Widespread conspiracy? Is that the threshold to clean-up the fundamental right of any country's democracy?